Catya Washington, a member of Oxygen’s Bad Girls Club in Miami, has been arrested on a number of serious charges.

Confirmed by the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, Washington was arrested yesterday for cocaine, mushroom and ecstasy possession. She also had a gun on her.

The busty realty star was booked on five counts, including possession with intent to manufacture or deliver; possession of drug paraphernalia; and possession of an instrument of crime. She’s being held on $500,000 bail and is due in court on November 22.

1968 Playboy Playmate of the Year Dorian, aka Victoria Rathgeb, aka Victoria Vetri (currently 5’5″, 110 lbs) was arrested late Saturday night and is still behind bars. Bail has been set at $1,000,000.

Law enforcement say they believe Dorian and her BF were having an argument that turned physical and that’s when Dorian grabbed a handgun and fired at least one shot into her boyfriend’s upper body. The boyfriend was rushed to a nearby hospital, he’s expected to survive.

When authorities first arrived to the scene, Dorian told cops that her boyfriend was shot by a drug dealer. If convicted, Dorian could face up to life in prison.

Mel B explains: “Kids play around with gum, it’s going to be a disaster. She got it stuck. Not just a little to the side, to the root of her scalp. I can’t have a kid walking around with a head full of gum, so we shaved one side and that looked kind of weird, so we shaved the other side. Hence, she looks like a little baby troll.” “I kind of love it.”

Rapper YOUNG BUCK is preparing to sue his former boss 50 CENT for $5 million (£3.3 million) after the hip-hop mogul reportedly refused to release the ex-G-Unit member from his record label.

Buck, real name David Darnell Brown, was booted out of the In Da Club hitmaker’s G-Unit group in 2008 amid allegations of disloyalty, but he remained on the G-Unit Records client roster despite attempts to quit his contract.

He was recently forced to file for bankruptcy after being slapped with a $300,000 (£200,000) tax bill from America’s Internal Revenue Service (IRS), but the embattled star denied he was facing financial ruin, insisting it was a calculated move to allow him to terminate his current recording and publishing contracts with 50 Cent’s abel.

Now Buck – who previously accused 50, real name Curtis Jackson, of attempting to destroy his career – is taking his ex-pal and his former manager Sha Money XL to court over the matter.

His attorney Lynda Brown says, “Mr. Brown intends to reorganize his debts and pay off the IRS in a timely manner… He will also be filing a lawsuit in the next 30-60 days against his former manager, G-Unit label and Mr. Curtis Jackson.”

Kid Cudi talks about his beef with Wale and his raging coke habit in the new issue of Complex.

Kid Cudi: Did you see that Wale interview that he just did, comparing us to sports? Let me clear this up: I’m incomparable to anybody. I don’t care how people take that. No one can compete with me. I’m unfuckwittable; no one can knock me off my shit. I’m an unstoppable force, I’m a bullet. My trajectory is to the sky. Niggas got to do something really spectacular to fuck with me and my realm, and niggas be so bitter that you hear it in their voice.
Speaking of Wale, when you hit that fan at your show last December, he came out with a line about it [“Throwin’ ’round wallets like the dude that Kid Cudi hit,” from “Thank You Freestyle”].
Kid Cudi: It wasn’t a shot, it’s just a simple-ass rhyme by a simple-ass rapper. You can’t let that shit faze you. That’s one of those raps that just shows the world that you wack. Why would you even use that as a metaphor? Everybody think they Hov. Niggas ain’t got the magic like they think they do; there’s only a couple of wizards in this game. I’m a wizard and I know it.

Are your peers not seeing that?

Kid Cudi: The last album, I let people dis me, throw out those jabs in their verses and have their little slick remarks. This time around, I’m not fucking around. I have no time to think about other niggas. These other motherfuckers like feeding off another nigga’s energy, so they mention their name. You hear me talk about niggas? I don’t even talk about Kanye, and that’s my homeboy! They talk about Kanye like they’re bosom buddies with this nigga. Talking about “I be in Hawaii”—man, shut the fuck up, why you got to tell everybody everything? Then people like Wale get mad that ‘Ye ain’t give him no beats—’Ye ain’t give you no beats because we ain’t fucking with your raps. It’s not a conspiracy theory. We don’t fuck with you musically, so we’re not going to provide music for you. The shit is a service, it’s a quality of a certain standard. Niggas are just so thirsty it’s ridiculous. I’ve been eating humble pie forever, and people still call me an asshole. These people don’t know my fucking life—now I’m going to give them something to talk about.

And what did Wale have to say about it?

And speaking of cocaine

How heavy did the drug use get?

Kid Cudi: I started doing cocaine to get through interviews, ’cause people wanted to know a lot about my personal life and I wasn’t prepared for a 60 Minutes interview every time. Doing bumps I was able to get through the day, but then I would smoke weed to calm me down—it was the only way I could get through the day without people noticing I was doing it.
Did you ever feel like you had a problem?

Kid Cudi: I never thought it was a problem, but I was definitely high-fiving death a couple of times. It took a lot for me to talk about shit like this on the album. I don’t feel like I need to explain myself to anyone besides the fans. My fans don’t believe shit until they hear me say it. And those are true Kid Cudi fans. I want them to know the story.

Montana Fishburne seeking treatment for her mental issues.According to reports Montana Fishburne checked into a Southern California hospital that specializes in anger management, behavioral problems and mental illnesses, she states she just wants to get her life together. Good for her!